The Tour opens 2023 with a stop at the Mesa Convention Center on Feb. 23. In addition to the Ride & Drive, programming also includes seminars, networking opportunities, and lunch.
Truck experts from Navistar, Volta Trucks, EAVX, and Work Truck Solutions discuss how aerodynamics, ergonomics, safety, and new technologies will be integrated into future truck cabs, chassis, and bodies.
Subject matter experts will share their on-the-ground insights into fleet electrification. The ride and drive will feature vehicles from Ford, General Motors, Nissan, Polestar, Volvo, Lightning eMotors, Exro Technologies, and Tesla.
GM Fleet is working with OnStar Business Solutions, BrightDrop, and a new business unit to foster fleet electrification. The vehicle is just one part journey.
In 2023, Fleet Forward: The Tour will return to Atlanta, Chicago, and Dallas, with new stops in Phoenix and the New York metro.
Although electrification is an essential component to ESG programs and long-term decarbonization, solutions like alternative sustainable fuels and data analytics will be just as crucial to facilitate carbon reductions in fleets.
In this video illustration, Fleet Forward Conference and Fleet Safety Conference 2022 Attendees offer their perspective on the event.
Fleet managers may encounter setbacks and uncertainty in adopting electric vehicles, but a realistic plan rooted in careful steps and clear long-range goals can smooth out the journey to electrification.
The undertaking of fleet electrification is bigger than anyone thought just five years ago. But the fleet community that gathered in Santa Clara is up to the challenge.
New York City is the first in the nation to equip 50 city fleet vehicles with telematics technology that keeps them moving at the appropriate speed and no faster.
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